This is what just popped into my inbox from Mary. No not into my real, sitting on my desk, lean over and rifle through the contents box, but my virtual one.
And even in the virtual inbox, I could smell that chocolate. Ooohhhh mmmummm OMG!!!!!
Mary obviously thinks she has a great sense of humour, though I did not find it funny. Just cruel. She likes to make me sweat, by sending me Godiva pictures (and it works). I call it cruel and unusual punishment!
Thank goodness I got a little goodie bag (actually a rather large one) of Godiva supplies when Iris came back form the US. Luckily (and not to mention surprisingly), there are still some bars left.
Oh yes, and the box of Godiva from The Lads at Songkran (all long gone sadly).
One day, when I am rich, I shall move into a Godiva shop and eat their most wonderful of goodies, morning, noon and night (and all the hours in-between). Throw in a Diet Coke machine, oh and of course a cinema popcorn machine, and my life will be one of bliss. Put Pride and Prejudice (the BBC Colin Firth version of course) on a big screen tv. Sit in one of those lovely reclining seats. Have a Thai foot massage at the same time and...
We are two women (The Coven) who met in Bangkok. We share a love of adventure (in varying degrees), photography (very amateur but who cares?), creating (in different fields), oh yes, and eating (in abundance). Mostly, we just have fun! Now we have moved on to different places, but intend to keep our spirit alive.
Showing posts with label Mary. Show all posts
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Wednesday, 1 May 2013
Monday, 7 November 2011
Mary's Day Out
These are photos from Mary's trip into the dessert to see the Sudanese pyramids. I know she is going to post some photos eventually, but as she is busy, I am giving you a taster. I hope I haven't just blown out a post for you Mary!
From her email:
that is one harsh envirornment!! It was just amazing to see the land, the people and their lives as well as the pyramids (they were great too). Hot, dry scrabble kind of existence. One place we stopped the local elder was telling our driver that the well they had (and there were lots of camels drinking there) was 250 feet deep and dug by hand...can you EVEN imagine?!? People come from all over with their plastic jugs tied to their donkies for their only water--and I don't think they are using it for showering
From her email:
that is one harsh envirornment!! It was just amazing to see the land, the people and their lives as well as the pyramids (they were great too). Hot, dry scrabble kind of existence. One place we stopped the local elder was telling our driver that the well they had (and there were lots of camels drinking there) was 250 feet deep and dug by hand...can you EVEN imagine?!? People come from all over with their plastic jugs tied to their donkies for their only water--and I don't think they are using it for showering
Friday, 21 October 2011
Can She Do It?
I am keeping my fingers crossed--it has taken me over two hours just to figure out how to switch Google Blogger from Arabic to English!! Baby steps, baby steps....if this works, stay tuned to more!!
Thursday, 30 June 2011
BLOGGING AT LAST!
Here at last, believe it or not!! Standing behind my Coven comrades, with no idea of what I am doing! Stand confident because I am following you..... as always!
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